Holiday Inn Express Antwerp - City Centre Área local

Orgulhamo-nos de que o maior Museu do chocolate belga se encontre a alguns minutos da nossa porta. Faça uma viagem mágica pela Nação do chocolate e desfrute de uma verdadeira experiência de chocolate, incluindo degustação de chocolate. A primeira empresa de chocolate da Bélgica situava-se na Antuérpia, e a nossa cidade tem o maior porto de armazenagem de cacau do mundo! Vamos nos amar o chocolate durante sua estadia.

The MAS, Museum Aan de Stroom, is located in the middle of the trendy district “Het Eilandje.” But even in this neighborhood, the building's special architecture immediately catches the eye. On each floor, you can admire a different exhibition. Some of them are permanent exhibits others change, which allows for a surprise every time you visit. The view won't bore you either.

The Steen, right next to the Scheldt, has been an important part of Antwerp for years. The oldest stones date as far back as the 11th century! They chose to build on this piece of history so today you see a special mix of (very) old and modern. For tourists, this is the ideal starting point for a day in Antwerp because here you will find not only the Visitor Center offering information, bookings and brochures, but also the new cruise terminal.

Did you know Antwerp Central Station is one of the most beautiful stations in the world? Holiday Inn Express Antwerp – City Centre is located within less than ten minutes walking distance of this majestic building and offers countless connections to major European cities and the Brussels International Airport. Definitely worth a visit!

Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp is recently renovated and is an absolute must-see. Why? Admire and discover seven centuries of the finest art in a completely new setting. It is home to countless Flemish masters. They have 111 works that are on the Flemish Government’s official Masterpiece List. Top international names like Fouquet, Titian, Alechinsky, Modigliani, Rodin and Chagall, ... are on display. It holds the world’s largest collections of work by James Ensor and Rik Wouters. Let's go!